Birth date: Jan 3, 1933 Death date: Apr 7, 2021
Alyce M. Lambert (nee Rausch), age 88, of Wakeman, passed away on Wednesday, April 7, 2021 at her home. She was born in Cicero, Illinois and had lived in Bellwood, Illinois before moving to North Ridgeville, where she lived for 35 Read Obituary
Kathy, Sorry to hear about your mom. I always enjoyed talking with her. Peace.
Alyce was an amazing neighbor. I can remember her always being there when to sit with my brother and I in case of emergency, helping organize back yard theater productions in the summer, and always being so much fun to be around.
That was very beautiful and touching. Your family is in
my thoughts and prayers
love you. Maria Hamrick
Being the oldest grandchild, my memories of Alyce go back to the days before she got married. She used to take me to the nature preserve and always pointed out how cute the small animals were. Alyce went with my family on a few trips to state parks as well, where I still remember her grabbing my arm so I didn't fall off a trail which seemed like (and probably was) a cliff to me. My family had regular weekend get-togethers with the Lamberts and with our Grandma and Grandpa and we always had a good time together.
Alyce Lambert....words cannot describe how wonderful of a woman she was. What a doll! She was a very giving, selfless, funny and beautiful woman with a heart of gold. She had a smile that lit up a room and a laugh that could be heard a block away! She and my mom, Jan, were the greatest of friends when she lived on my block in Bellwood. They had a special bond that nobody else on the block had,...and that trickled down to the friendship I had with Kathy, Alyce's daugther. Kathy was either at my house or I was at hers. But the Lambert house was always more fun! LOL. I remember playing Trivia Pursuit with her and her family in their kitchen and all she did was laugh, laugh, laugh. She loved having people come for a visit and especially playing board games at her kitchen table. She was definitely footloose and fancy-free! When the familu moved to North Ridgeville, I then would go and visit the Lambert's every year for quite sometime after they moved. She loved showing me around town & the surrounding areas. What a fun time we had when Chrissy came to town! Anyway, I know Alyce will definitely be missed. She may be gone but I have to admit that it makes my heart sing a little knowing she and my mom are reunited again and have picked up where they left off.... laughing and talking crap! Love you Mrs. Lambert! XOXO
She always would call me "sugar plum" or "sweet potato" when she would see me. With Mom there was no doubt that you were loved!
